Assistance regarding empty request parameters during postBack

[Jihoon Kim]

Hi,

Since I am fairly new to Facelet this will be an intro question, so
please bear with me.

In a nutshell I have created a custom component + custom renderer and
the issue is that the value of dynamically created INPUT html element
of type HIDDEN is not present within
FacesContext.ExternalContext.getRequestParameterMap() during the
postBack phase.  Of course the values of the regular components such
as <h:inputText /> is being mapped correctly and the custom component
+ custom renderer is working correctly when using the JSP ViewHandler.

The reason I mentioned that <h:inputText /> component is working
properly is because I have created a custom RenderKit with its
associated resources [ResponseStateManager, ResponseWriter].
Technically these resources use composition design pattern to wrap
around the HTML implementations [needed so that one can intermix the
custom components with HTML components].

After encountering this issue I was planning to dig through the
Facelet code, but I was hoping if I could get some leads or answers to
why I am seeing this quirky behavior from more experienced
individuals.

Thanks!!!

--
Sincerely,

Ji Hoon Kim

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[Jihoon Kim]

Did more investigation and might be a stupid error on my part.
Hopefully is and will tell of the error later, so that this post can
be disregarded.

Thanks!!!

On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 10:16 PM, Jihoon Kim <jihoonkim1004@...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Since I am fairly new to Facelet this will be an intro question, so
> please bear with me.
>
> In a nutshell I have created a custom component + custom renderer and
> the issue is that the value of dynamically created INPUT html element
> of type HIDDEN is not present within
> FacesContext.ExternalContext.getRequestParameterMap() during the
> postBack phase.  Of course the values of the regular components such
> as <h:inputText /> is being mapped correctly and the custom component
> + custom renderer is working correctly when using the JSP ViewHandler.
>
> The reason I mentioned that <h:inputText /> component is working
> properly is because I have created a custom RenderKit with its
> associated resources [ResponseStateManager, ResponseWriter].
> Technically these resources use composition design pattern to wrap
> around the HTML implementations [needed so that one can intermix the
> custom components with HTML components].
>
> After encountering this issue I was planning to dig through the
> Facelet code, but I was hoping if I could get some leads or answers to
> why I am seeing this quirky behavior from more experienced
> individuals.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> --
> Sincerely,
>
> Ji Hoon Kim
>

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Sincerely,

Ji Hoon Kim

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[Jihoon Kim]

Horrah, I was an idiot yesterday!!!

Knew it was unlikely that ServletRequest would be touched, but still
posted because I wanted to get the solution as soon as possible and
eliminate that possibility.

Sorry about that and I did punch myself in the face for this, my bad.

Oh well, a positive result of this posting is that I did create a Java
Net account.

Thanks!!!

On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 6:01 PM, Jihoon Kim <jihoonkim1004@...> wrote:

> Did more investigation and might be a stupid error on my part.
> Hopefully is and will tell of the error later, so that this post can
> be disregarded.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 10:16 PM, Jihoon Kim <jihoonkim1004@...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Since I am fairly new to Facelet this will be an intro question, so
>> please bear with me.
>>
>> In a nutshell I have created a custom component + custom renderer and
>> the issue is that the value of dynamically created INPUT html element
>> of type HIDDEN is not present within
>> FacesContext.ExternalContext.getRequestParameterMap() during the
>> postBack phase.  Of course the values of the regular components such
>> as <h:inputText /> is being mapped correctly and the custom component
>> + custom renderer is working correctly when using the JSP ViewHandler.
>>
>> The reason I mentioned that <h:inputText /> component is working
>> properly is because I have created a custom RenderKit with its
>> associated resources [ResponseStateManager, ResponseWriter].
>> Technically these resources use composition design pattern to wrap
>> around the HTML implementations [needed so that one can intermix the
>> custom components with HTML components].
>>
>> After encountering this issue I was planning to dig through the
>> Facelet code, but I was hoping if I could get some leads or answers to
>> why I am seeing this quirky behavior from more experienced
>> individuals.
>>
>> Thanks!!!
>>
>> --
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Ji Hoon Kim
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Sincerely,
>
> Ji Hoon Kim
>

--
Sincerely,

Ji Hoon Kim

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